New normal, when we want to keep in touch with someone, we message them

through social media. It's easier to do than to compose letters and send them to
them. We used to adore playing outside but what about now? We spend our whole
day browsing around social media. What do you think, does social media benefit or
damage us?

We used to go to the cinemas to see latest movies, but now we can just watch them
through Facebook. People are engaged by social media. When we want people to
hear our thoughts, we make posts, comments, or writings about them
through Social Media. It also makes it easier for us to approach and seek help.
According to Parth Savani ", Social Media is important because almost everything
nowadays is via digital presence, the better the presence on social media platforms
the better the sale scales. A business can use social media to connect with its
audience, it can use social media to generate brand awareness, leads, sales, and
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As a result of the widespread usage of social media, there are no longer any
distinctions between people's private and professional lives. According to the most
recent studies published in peer-reviewed psychology publications, social
networking platforms, in particular, make people sad and contaminate our brains
with disinformation, making us unhealthy. According to Sattwik Das "For me,
Social Media is doing more harm to us. Apart from that, social media is the biggest
reason for mental health problems these days. You feel left out by seeing pictures
and videos of all the influencers out there, and you feel less of your own life."
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Human growth is harmed by social networking. In barely a few years, social media
has taken over the world. It is also a place where individuals may hide behind their
computers and be cruel to others. Social media is detrimental to our society
because it is unhealthy to be continuously linked to individuals outside of one's
social circle, and it may be addictive. People who spend a lot of time on social
media are more likely to be depressed, have low self-esteem, and lack motivation,
according to studies.

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